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Finger Crayons - 10 count has been reviewed 19 times with an average rating of 4.42
Review for Finger Crayons - 10 count Posted 6/7/2012 by Barbara J Behrens - OTHER
I have a home daycare and these are great for toddlers as they are easy to hold. Other providers told me not to buy them as they are too hard and not much like crayons but I didn't find that to be true. I think this brand is probably better than some other brands and they had a cheap brand maybe?? The lighter colors like pink don't show up very well. I prefer the bold colors because toddlers can't push very hard but so far they are working out great!
A rating of Finger Crayons - 10 count Posted 1/23/2011 by Carole Prieto
I bought these for my daughter, Serena. She is fifteen years old and has Cerebral Palsy.She is unable to manipulate a standard pencil or pen but I was curious to see what she could do with these.I mentioned this product to her Physical Therapist, as well as your "toys for Special Needs".She was interested so we ordered a set for her, too.My daughter, Serena , is in a "regular" high school on the High Honor Roll.She has a one-on-one aide who does all her writing. I can only imagine what she will do once she masters writing.She is very determined and her progress is very exciting ! Thank you for offering fun and useful things for children with Special Needs. Sincerely, Carole Prieto
Grandma Posted 12/22/2010 by JAN MOORE
Easy for a first time artist to use. No need to instruct a little one.
finger crayons rock! Posted 12/2/2010 by VICTORIA L EDWARDS
I bought these as a Christmas gift so my grandson hasn't even seen them yet. I'm sure he'll love them.
Finger Crayons for 11 month old Posted 8/22/2009 by Stacy Basham Wagner
I bought these crayons as a trial to see if my 11 month old son would enjoy coloring (with supervision to make sure he did not each the crayons). Evidently, he is too young, as he showed no interest in doing anything except eating the crayons following a demonstration by Mama of how to color. So, I will try again later. I like the size and shape of the crayons for little hands, but they may not be so sturdy. One broke when I used it without excess pressure. I suspect they will not hold up that well when my son uses them in the future.
love it Posted 1/22/2012 by Summer Ellis
Our 18 month old loves these so she can participate in art time with her big brother and sister. she does try to bite off bits of crayon, could choke.
in love with the finger crayons! Posted 10/10/2010 by jessica
My daughter just recently turned two and loves to "draw" and color. These finger crayons are perfect for her, they fit wonderfully and she enjoys counting them. Also they have been helpful with learning colors. We took them on our plane ride and it kept her occupied the entire time! (3+ hours)
Finger crayons Posted 9/2/2010 by Erika Bacon - OTHER
I am an infant Mental Health Therapist and this is a great product to use with my little clients and their families.
Product review of Finger Crayons - 10 count Posted 4/14/2010 by Lisa Bien - GRANDPARENT
I was disappointed to discover the product was made in China. In general, I am concerned about safety with products from that country. The packaging had no storage option for the crayons so I will have to purchase something to keep themn while not in use. That being said, the crayons draw beautifully on white paper and my grandson finds them easy to hold. This is exactly what I expected.
A rating of Finger Crayons - 10 count Posted 3/5/2010 by Jane Herr
Nice and indistructable (the last set of normal crayons quickly got broken, and broken and broken again). Bright colors are good for her learning her letters. I don't know that she's used them yet to draw much, but right now she's just loving putting them in and out of her crayon box (over and over again), announcing their colors, and counting them. (She's 21 mos.) So again I hark back to their hardiness, which is GREAT.
Finger Crayons Posted 2/23/2010 by Maren Solomon-Wang
Easy for my young son to hold
Finger Crayons Posted 12/9/2009 by Jody
The crayons are great! I got them for my young nephew. Although he doesn't use the crayons to color pretty pictures (he's too young!), he is beginning to develop his fine motor skills. These crayons fit comfortably over his little fingers and he is able to keep a firm grasp while making his scribble masterpieces!
finger crayons Posted 12/5/2009 by Carol Stauff
These work great with tiny fingers! Our two grandsons will be able to hold these and color more easily than regular crayons. thanks
Review for Finger Crayons - 10 count Posted 11/29/2009 by Jane Morrill
I ordered this for a young child, age 2. She does not press hard enough to make the crayons effective. The color does not appear as readily as you'd expect. Crayola's Twistable crayons work better for her. The older (3 - 6) grandchildren hopefully will enjoy the fun of sticking these on their fingers, drawing rainbows, etc. They've not had a chance to use them as yet.
Absolutely perfect Posted 1/20/2009 by Ramona Wilson - GRANDPARENT
I ordered these crayons for my 12 year old grandson. He has Cerebral Palsy and has limited use of his hands. They are perfect for him. They fit just right on his finger and he's able to move his hand around and color. He's so proud of himself. I bought another set for his classroom at school anf the teacher says they're perfect for these kids needs.
Fun product! Posted 2/1/2013 by Stephanie Sumulong
My son has fine motor skill issues (small stubby fingers) that make it hard to grip thinner crayons. These are awesome for him and because he felt confident using them, he actually drew a circle recently! Great product for introducing coloring or pre-writing!
Fun product!
Posted 2/1/2013 by Stephanie Sumulong
My son has fine motor skill issues (small stubby fingers) that make it hard to grip thinner crayons. These are awesome for him and because he felt confident using them, he actually drew a circle recently! Great product for introducing coloring or pre-writing!
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